An Obsolete Law from the 1920s Hinders the US’ Ambitious
The Jones Act, a protectionist law that has been in effect since 1789, is often overlooked due to its limited
Coldwater and Marshall set to host solar farms. Plans are
The Michigan South Central Power Agency (MSCPA) is considering the construction of solar farms in Coldwater and Marshall to generate
Waste-to-energy facilities contribute positively to the environment, states Baltimore Sun.
Waste-to-Energy Facilities: A Positive Contribution to the Environment Waste-to-energy facilities have emerged as a crucial pro-environmental solution in our modern
The United States is currently striving to catch up in
General Motors (GM) was once the global leader in manufacturing “rare-earth” magnets, which are crucial components of electric vehicles. However,
The San Francisco Chronicle reports that the recent policy change
According to a recent report, California has experienced a significant decline in new solar installations since a policy change took
LONGi Solar has established a firm foothold in Hungary and
The photovoltaic industry has experienced a significant technological shift in the past year, with new and high-efficiency solar cells taking
Inyanga is planning to implement a tidal power development project
Energies PH, through its affiliate San Bernardino Ocean Power Corp., has awarded a contract to Inyanga Marine Energy Group to
Advocates for clean energy are cautiously observing the grid operator’s
PJM, the largest grid operator in the United States, is making changes to its transmission planning process. This comes after